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Edexcel AS and A level Mathematics Pure Mathematics Year 1/AS Textbook + e-book

Edexcel AS and A level Mathematics Pure Mathematics Year 1/AS Textbook + e-book

Greg Attwood | Jack Barraclough | Ian Bettison | Alistair Macpherson | Bronwen Moran | Ms Author

(2017)

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Abstract

 

Exam Board: Edexcel
Level: AS and A level
Subject: Mathematics
First teaching: September 2017
First exams: Summer 2018
With over 1.3 million copies sold of the previous edition, Pearson’s textbooks are the market-leading and most trusted resources for AS and A level Mathematics.

 

 

This book covers all the content needed for the Edexcel AS level Pure Mathematics exam. It can also be used alongside the Year 2 book to cover all the content needed for the Edexcel A level Pure Mathematics exams.

  • Fully updated to match the 2017 specifications, with more of a focus on problem-solving and modelling as well as supporting the new calculators.
  • FREE additional online content to support your independent learning, including full worked solutions for every question in the book (SolutionBank), GeoGebra interactives and Casio calculator tutorials.

  • Includes access to an online digital edition (valid for 3 years once activated).

  • Includes worked examples with guidance, lots of exam-style questions, a practice paper, and plenty of mixed and review exercises.


Table of Contents

Section Title Page Action Price
Front Cover Front Cover
Contents ii
Overarching themes iv
Extra online content vi
Chapter 1: Algebraic expressions 1
1.1: Index laws 2
1.2: Expanding brackets 4
1.3: Factorising 6
1.4: Negative and fractional indices 9
1.5: Surds 12
1.6: Rationalising denominators 13
Mixed exercise: 1 15
Chapter 2: Quadratics 18
2.1: Solving quadratic equations 19
2.2: Completing the square 22
2.3: Functions 25
2.4: Quadratic graphs 27
2.5: The discriminant 30
2.6: Modelling with quadratics 32
Mixed exercise: 2 35
Chapter 3: Equations and in equalities 38
3.1: Linear simultaneous equations 39
3.2: Quadratic simultaneous equations 41
3.3: Simultaneous equations on graphs 42
3.4: Linear inequalities 46
3.5: Quadratic inequalities 48
3.6: Inequalities on graphs 51
3.7: Regions 53
Mixed exercise: 3 56
Chapter 4: Graphs and transformations 59
4.1: Cubic graphs 60
4.2: Quartic graphs 64
4.3: Reciprocal graphs 66
4.4: Points of intersection 68
4.5: Translating graphs 71
4.6: Stretching graphs 75
4.7: Transforming functions 79
Mixed exercise: 4 82
Review exercise: 1 85
Chapter 5: Straight line graphs 89
5.1: y = mx + c 90
5.2: Equations of straight lines 93
5.3: Parallel and perpendicular lines 97
5.4: Length and area 100
5.5: Modelling with straight lines 103
Mixed exercise: 5 108
Chapter 6: Circles 113
6.1: Midpoints and perpendicular bisectors 114
6.2: Equation of a circle 117
6.3: Intersections of straight lines and circles 121
6.4: Use tangent and chord properties 123
6.5: Circles and triangles 128
Mixed exercise: 6 132
Chapter 7: Algebraic methods 137
7.1: Algebraic fractions 138
7.2: Dividing polynomials 139
7.3: The factor theorem 143
7.4: Mathematical proof 146
7.5: Methods of proof 150
Mixed exercise: 7 154
Chapter 8: The binomial expansion 158
8.1: Pascal’s triangle 159
8.2: Factorial notation 161
8.3: The binomial expansion 163
8.4: Solving binomial problems 165
8.5: Binomial estimation 167
Mixed exercise: 8 169
Chapter 9: Trigonometric ratios 173
9.1: The cosine rule 174
9.2: The sine rule 179
9.3: Areas of triangles 185
9.4: Solving triangle problems 187
9.5: Graphs of sine, cosine and tangent 192
9.6: Transforming trigonometric graphs 194
Mixed exercise: 9 198
Chapter 10: Trigonometric identities and equations 202
10.1: Angles in all four quadrants 203
10.2: Exact values of trigonometrical ratios 208
10.3: Trigonometric identities 209
10.4: Simple trigonometric equations 213
10.5: Harder trigonometric equations 217
10.6: Equations and identities 219
Mixed exercise: 10 222
Review exercise: 2 226
Chapter 11: Vectors 230
11.1: Vectors 231
11.2: Representing vectors 235
11.3: Magnitude and direction 239
11.4: Position vectors 242
11.5: Solving geometric problems 244
11.6: Modelling with vectors 248
Mixed exercise: 11 251
Chapter 12: Differentiation 255
12.1: Gradients of curves 256
12.2: Finding the derivative 259
12.3: Differentiating x n 262
12.4: Differentiating quadratics 264
12.5: Differentiating functions with two or more terms 266
12.6: Gradients, tangents and normals 268
12.7: Increasing and decreasing functions 270
12.8: Second order derivatives 271
12.9: Stationary points 273
12.10: Sketching gradient functions 277
12.11: Modelling with differentiation 279
Mixed exercise: 12 282
Chapter 13: Integration 287
13.1: Integrating xn 288
13.2: Indefinite integrals 290
13.3: Finding functions 293
13.4: Definite integrals 295
13.5: Areas under curves 297
13.6: Areas under the x-axis 300
13.7: Areas between curves and lines 302
Mixed exercise: 13 306
Chapter 14: Exponentials and logarithms 311
14.1: Exponential functions 312
14.2: y = e x 314
14.3: Exponential modelling 317
14.4: Logarithms 319
14.5: Laws of logarithms 321
14.6: Solving equations using logarithms 324
14.7: Working with natural logarithms 326
14.8: Logarithms and non-linear data 328
Mixed exercise: 14 334
Review exercise: 3 338
Exam-style practice: Paper 1 342
Answers 345
Index 399
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